The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-04-14

pounds in three weeks. She had tried Cali.
tolnia, and found the climate there enerya-
ting, but she has found that Marietta gives
her health and strength and builds up her
system.
Last Monday at the rost Office our at
tention was attracted to a spotted woman
or colored woman-whose skin is gradually
changing from brown to pure white.
This change has been going on for years and
1t Will not be II great while before it will
have completed its bleaching process. which
nature in her eccentric freak is carving on
so peculiarly
&C. NJ Barnes has gone to the noun
tains to lay in fresh supply of chickens,
eggs, turkey, &c.
Mr.. c. C. Kiser is priding himself on
the large and complete stock of Dry Goods
Dress goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Ready
made Clothing, Family Groceries &c,
that he has on hand He leaves nothing
undone to accommodate his customers and
never fails to give value received in bar
gains. You will always find him courteous,
clever and gentemany Call and see him
and examine his goods
Religious services are still being held
at the Baptist Church this week, morning
and night. Large congregations ana a
good deal Of interest manifested Several
have connected themselves with the church.
Rev. G. 5. Tumlin, the pastor, is a Jealous
and earnest preacher and his sermons are
we'll calculated to arouse the thoughtless
and bring them to a saving knowledge OF
the truth as II is in Christ
Hon j. J. Northcutt, of Acworth has
bought Il lot on Lawrence street, from Mr..
/. II Shockley, and will build a nice resi-
dence there this summer, and will make
Marietta his home We will be glad to
welcome Senator Northcutt and family to
our town.
The third quarterly meeting OF the
Cobb County Sunday School Association
will convene at Powder Springs, Saturday
April 3Oth, and hold two days A large at.
tendance is urged and good reports expect
ed from superintendent.
No quorum at the last meeting of the
Marietta Library, consequently election OF
officers postponed until tonight Thursday
Let there be full attendance that this i'm
portant business may be attended to.
We would be glad to have any one con.
tribute articles that have for their object
the interest and building up of Marietta.
All such articles are earnestly solicited aud
will be published free of cost.
Miss Hattie Lee Bisaner has taken
charge OF Oakland Hall, and can accommo-
date with first class board She has already
secured number of boarders and has the
tact, energy and courtesy to succeed.
A fine yoke of oxen for sale by
Asa DARBY.
Jersey Jackets at Hirsch's.
Call at c. NJ. Barnes and see his beau
tiful line OF crackers.
"A party of fifteen Northern capitalists,
most Of them from Boston. visited the mar.
bic quarries in Pickens county last Monday
with a view Of making investments.
Mr. Robert Rowland left this week TO
accept position in Atlanta. His fine
bass voice will be missed in the church
ohoirs Of this place.
Miss Minnie Ranges had a young ALI
gator sent to her by gentleman friend
from lemassee, $. C, Just as she was
learning how to pet him, he died
The two cottages, owned by the Messrs.
Daniel near Mr. W. f. Groves have been
bought, we learn, by Col Il. n. Holland
and MIR. T. W. Glover
Mr. Chuck Anderson had an order for
five carriages to be in attendance at the NJ.
y \. Ga Railroad train Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. j. B. Campbell, left Tuesday after
noon as a delegate to the Grand Lodge
Knights OF Honor, in session at Macon.
lion. J. c. Clements and wife were in
the city Wednesday, and stopped al the
kennesaw House
Mr.. Geo 5. Owen has bought lot from
Mr.. Frank Graves on Cemetery street and
will build cottage
Mrs T. W. Garrett and family OF
Knoxville Tenn are visiting Mr. George
NJ. Lacy family
Mr.. Ed White, son of Mr.. Henry C
White, Of Gadsden, is on visitto relative,
here
&C. NJ Barnes has he cheapest line O
tin ware in town.
Mr.. Eugene Mansfield and Mr. Walter
Dobbs, OF Atlanta, spent Sunday in Mariet
la
DR.. A. Reynolds. ST.. W. f. Gilbert anC
W. H. Granting have been re appointed
City tax assessors
Mr. Sage. worth fifteen million dollars
is stopping at the Whitlook House.
Mrs. H. A. Mcclellan, Of Atlanta, spen
several days in the city recently.
Mr. Henry Schpnthal has returned from
New York
"A fresh lot Of Hams at Sessions, Ham
by Co. :.
-Gentlemen gauze and balbriggan un
| derwear at Hirsoh's.
Three thoroughbred Plymouth Rool
BOOSTERS, of very good laying stock, for sal,
at low prices, either with or without hens
if sold within few days Here is gooC
chance for farmers to improve their dung
hill stock. Also few settings OF frst-cas
| Plymouth Rocks to spare.
Il. J. I. AGRlCoIA.
Notice
All persons are forbidden to ,respass OF
the place known as the Burkhalter mil
farm on Soaps Creek now owned and occu
pied by the Misses Sewell NJ f. SEwELL
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